Spider Terrarium, Acrylic Reptile Breeding Box Jumping Spider Enclosure with Dropper Tongs snail cage, cricket enclosure arboreal tarantula habitat

This adorable little box was perfect for my baby jumping spider. It’s very clear and well built.

This has been perfect for housing 26 slings until they need to be separated. They all live at the top. I don’t bother with the food or water plugs, they’re useless, but I can open the bottom easily and quickly for feeding and misting. I also add a piece of tape to keep it closed just in case. No slings or fruit flies have escaped. I do keep water in the watering thing just to maintain some extra humidity for molting, but they don’t drink out of there. I would not use this to house a grown jumping spider, much too small.

This was an amazing buy. Easy to use. Love it for photographing bugs. Super durable. Easy to clean. Works great

This terrarium is very tiny but adorable. However, the bowl was already broken and outside the bubble wrap when we opened the box. I was quite disappointed.

This will only work temporarily for my lil spood, which is fine, and I don't recommend it unless you need it temporarily.My tiny spider is about 1mm. Very, very tiny baby. But the makeshift containers I was making for him were just difficult to deal with - I was disturbing him too much to just mist inside them, and there was no way he could make his web den in them without them getting destroyed.With some adjustments - and other purchases - I was able to make it workable until he gets big enough for a REAL enclosure (just go to Tarantula Cribs, they have great prices for acrylic enclosures for jumping spiders). He's already made a bit of a home for himself within 3 days.I'd give this product less than 2 stars if I didn't need it only temporarily, and if it didn't more or less serve that purpose of being a temporary enclosure.It arrived a bit janky. I had to pull off dried flooded glue. I also had to properly glue down some of the attachments (particularly around the rubber seal at the top, as the entire thing was loose). Very, VERY sloppy glue job. The 'turf' they send you sheds like CRAZY and is useless. And don't expect a very glamourous twig - it's just a little stick - but it does fit in. The tiny bowl is very cute though.There is no assembly for the box itself, but with how much extra DIY you have to do to make this workable, I would NOT say there's no assembly required. Make sure you have proper glue, possibly an Exacto blade too. And stuff to fill it. The turf is just garbage.The enclosure is still a bit too big for my baby spider, as he can't really find or catch prey very well in it, even if I put said prey in the bowl. I've had to, unfortunately, disturb him, and put him in a tiny container with prey, which he promptly (and cutely) stalks and pounces on.Lil Spood gets a cuteness rating of 11/10.Enclosure... ehhh... 4/10.

This is a small container I intended to house a small jumping spider. When delivered, the vent holes were loose and the metal vents fell out with almost no touching, which I had to glue back in. I then saw a review about the fake grass length which food bugs would hide in, so I intended to trim it down but the grass was glued incorrectly to the ground fabric causing a large ripple. I opted to just remove it and use small bits of dirt. The spider moved in and went to the top, as many jumping spiders make their little homes in top corners of their enclosure. Unfortunately the latching mechanism and large hinge startle the spider when it’s popped open and mess up any vertical decor as the lid hinges back.I ended up removing the water dropper thing (which I thought would have a hole in the bottom to collect a small water droplet but was wrong) and put it in another jar until a better enclosure could be delivered. I ended up buying a larger cylindrical enclosure that’s clearly better build quality.I will say the container provides a clear view of whatever’s inside and, with proper securing of everything it would work fine if you never intended on opening and removing the spider/insect, as it provides a feeding port that provides a way to feed the spider with no contact. It’s just not quite what I wanted as I want to get my spider out on occasion and by opening the lid, the wood and any decor would move around and disturb the rest of the enclosure.Anyone who gets this would be better off using any clear resealable jar with air holes, which they probably have lying around the house.

Our spider seems happy and content in this box. It was smaller than I expected, but I guess I didn’t know what 4 inches was. It’s sleek looking, as it’s all acrylic. It is a bit difficult to open the feed hole, but this is manageable/fixable.

Our brown widow loves it & refuses to leave every time we try to let her go 🤪 she loves it.